Inter Arma announce 20th anniversary North American tour

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Richmond metal band Inter Arma will celebrate their 20th anniversary with a special trek along the East Coast this fall.

Revealed today, the tour will kick off on October 8 at The Earl in Atlanta, and it’ll conclude on October 16 at Nikki Lopez in Philadelphia. Antichrist Siege Machine will join the tour as support on the first four tour dates while Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean will be support for the remaining dates. Vocalist Mike Paparo said this about the trek:

"Inter Arma played our first show in a grimy basement in Richmond, VA on October 12th, 2006. 20 years and exactly 900 shows later we’re proud to announce a 20th anniversary east coast run featuring stints from longtime Richmond comrades Antichrist Siege Machine and our new friends Chained to the Bottom of Ocean! We’ll be playing material from across our discography for this brief run, including dusting off some rockers that haven’t been heard in well over a decade. These will be our final shows for the foreseeable future before we retreat back to our dingy practice space to finish album number six. We hope to see you there!"

Tour dates can be seen below. Tickets are on sale to the general public right now here.

Inter Arma tour dates

Oct 08 Atlanta, GA – The Earl ^

Oct 09 Asheville, NC – Static Age ^

Oct 10 Chapel Hill, NC – Local 506 ^

Oct 11 Richmond, VA – Cobra Cabana ^

Oct 12 Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery %

Oct 13 Buffalo, NY – Mohawk Place %

Oct 14 Worcester, MA – Ralph's Rock Diner %

Oct 15 Brooklyn, NY – Saint Vitus %

Oct 16 Philadelphia, PA – Nikki Lopez %

^ with Antichrist Siege Machine

% with Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean

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